30 Latest Nigerian Dresses for Nigerian Brides 2020
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A gorgeous figure-hugging gown, studded with fringes and stonework. What more could a bride want? Fringe work has been seeping into bridal wear for many women in the past few years.
Nigerian women are not limited to wearing their traditional clothing. They can rock a modern gown just as well – and when you look at this picture, we rest our case.
Naija women can choose to wear a colorful bridal dress for their weddings, thus combining their traditional colors with Western stitches.
Purple is a color of regal and royalness. This strapless piece combines Ankara printed cloth with beautiful silver filigree work that literally adds charm to the stunning gown. Here are 18 Latest African Fashion Styles 2020.
Capes are no longer limited to superhero costumes. And what better example can there be than this couple. The capes are adorned with gold embellishments and wonderful contrast with their white attire.
The beauty of Ankara cloth is that the prints alone are complex enough to create a riveting bridal outfit. Eccentric geometry looks pleasing to the eyes of the beholder. Geometric designs are something to die for as they are ideal for bridal wear and for office wear too.
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↓ 22 – Kente Style Fuchsia Outfit
The kente cut gets a fresh take with this bride, as she dons a fresh fuchsia color set off by her lovely skin.
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↓ 21 – White Bridal with a Sweeping Panel Trail
Who here doesn’t love the idea of a long panel trail, gracefully sweeping behind them as they join the ceremony?
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↓ 20 – Sculptured Kente African-Western Fusion
Like this bride, you can reinvent the Kente outfit by creating a sculptured silhouette that is gathering all the hype this year. Here are Top 15 African Fashion Blogs to Follow.
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↓ 19 – Egyptian Vibes
Channel your inner Nefertiti by opting for some glittering blue and gold stripes.
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↓ 18 – Flaired Ankara Skirt
For a change, you can pair your bright skirts with a contrasting blouse instead of the Kente. Either way, the print is sure to make you feel like a princess.
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↓ 17 – African-Western Fusion
If you can’t make up your mind on what style you want to go for on your wedding – why not have the best of both worlds? This bride incorporated the traditional Nigerian prints with a white bodice to create her perfect look
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↓ 16 – Gold Embellished Dressed
According to the latest trends, there is no such thing as too much bling. Although we wouldn’t go so far as to suggest glittering lips for your wedding, you can carry the gold look with as much style as this glowing bride.
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↓ 15 – Intricate Silk Gown
This lavish silk gown is filled with delicate florets and paisleys with a matching shawl and Gele headscarf. Pastel colors like this can also be worn instead of white.
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↓ 14 – Royal Blue Aso Ebi
A blue Aso Ebi can add a touch of royale and culture to any bride’s day.
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↓ 13 – Silk Gown with Accentuated Shoulders
This silk gown is filled with exquisite detail work at the shoulders and waist, creating a slimmed-down effect.
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↓ 12 – Sequined Bridal Dress
Sequins are back with a bang this season and the trend has seeped into bridal wear as well. This charming dress is filled with sequin-work of the same color which keeps the design from being tacky.
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↓ 11 – Plum Minimalist Gown with Rubies
The beauty of Nigerian brides are in their versatile dresses. This bride keeps her dress minimalist and uses her jewelry as the statement piece of her look.
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↓ 10 – White Swarovski
This astonishing bridal is studded with countless Swarovski crystals that will glitter like stars every way you turn… You’ll also enjoy going through these Top 15 Black Clothing Designers.
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↓ 9 – Exaggerated Bows
The bridal dresses this year make use of flamboyant cuts and shapes that add a wow factor. This dress makes use of an asymmetrically placed large bow to complete the look.
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↓ 8 – Bejeweled Ankara Dress
Who says Ankara can’t look glamorous? A diamante studded Ankara dress like this is sure to keep all heads turned your way.
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↓ 7 – Bridal Mermaid Dress
Mermaid dresses never have and probably never will go out of fashion – especially for brides. The fishtailed skirt of these gowns is ideal for those who want to emphasize their curves.
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↓ 6 – Corset Kaba Slit
This Kaba and slit dress is a nod to Ghanaian fashion but uses a corset for a more refined approach.
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↓ 5 – Cinderella Style
This scintillating white dress with waves of structured flairs looks straight out of a fairytale. Such gowns by the likes of Michael Cinco have been garnering all the love this year.
↓ 4 – Ice Queen
Blue bridal dresses look sensational with warm skin colors and have been popular with bride-to-be’s ever since Elsa got them trending in all haute couture boutiques.
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↓ 3 – Modern Afronista
You can discover conceptions about modernistic African Dress Designs by looking over ideas on modern Afronista. Many Nigerian brides tend to revamp their traditional dresses with voluminous and structured silhouettes. This teal number is the quintessential dress if you want to join the trend of futuristic high fashion cuts so, it originates to African attire, Berla Mundi’s Afronista Style is right there at the vanguard leading the pack.
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↓ 2 – Elegant Pastels
Chantilly lacework is a classic look for brides. The ambrosial fabric creates a look full of grace, poise, and simplicity. Pastel work looks elegant specifically in the summer season.
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↓ 1 – Regal in Red
A girl can never go wrong with a red dress. Many Nigerian brides turn to the bold color for its striking ability to adapt to any combination. This bride uses a red Ankara with beadwork for a vibrant look. Red is the color of dominance. Red looks beautiful on African and eastern brides as well. On traditional Nigerian weddings, mostly Red and Gold are used in making Nigerian bridal dresses. Guess what? It is perfectly fine if your groom chooses to wear red on the wedding day as well. Nigerian fashion is popular because Nigerian fashion gives all due attention to lively colors, chic and modern styles blended into traditional fabrics.
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